The phrase "principles and principles" is not technically correct in written English because it is repetitive and redundant.
It would be more grammatically correct to use a different word instead of repeating "principles" twice. However, in informal speaking or writing, it may be used for emphasis or to show a strong belief in a particular set of guiding principles. Example: "Our company is built on strong principles and principles of honesty, integrity, and hard work."
But there are principles and principles.
Rüdenberg provided periodic reports to the team, ranging from an initial analysis of the technical history of developments in electron microscopes in Germany and elsewhere up to that date, to an in-depth analysis of electrostatic microscope design principles and principles of magnetic shielding.
The moral facts that are the objects of these moral truths are not then prior to, but are the facts that are singled out as relevant by moral principles and principles of practical reasoning (CP 516).
Our approach to consultations is principles based (i.e., bioethics principles and principles derived from the company's mission, vision, and values), with a view toward maximizing the good of relevant stakeholders.
But there is potentially a conflict (and a measurable one at that: see Penrose, 2002) between the superposition principle and principles of general relativity.
In this work, the equations of motion were derived in terms of an inertial global coordinate system using d'Alembert principle and principle of virtual work.
The knowledge shared by the team is categorized into three groups of multimedia design principles encompasses of basic principles, authoring principles and design principles.
Guiding ethical principles These principles and recommendations are built upon respect for the patient's self-determination and upon the participatory rights of children.
The president proclaimed that America and Islam "share common principles -- principles of justice and progress; tolerance and the dignity of all human beings". .
We expect our leaders to have principles, but principles forged and tempered by time.
Harvard Hillel will live by such principles, the principles of respect and affirmation that have enabled Jewish community to thrive in the United States of America.
